In the book The Perks of being a wallflower by Steven Chbosky, there are many symbols. I need 7 Important symbols in the book and their importance. Particularly symbols that can be used as an object, for example Mixtapes are a symbol that can be used as well as a physical object.

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Measuring Performance and Rewarding for Sustainability

Discuss how your organization (or one you have experience with) utilizes performance evaluation systems, incentives, and rewards for their team members, to positively affect corporate sustainability. Explain what the organization does well and how it can improve employee performance.

Embed course material concepts, principles, and theories (which require supporting citations)

Direction:

• writing standards and APA style guidelines.
• Be sure to support your statements with logic and argument, citing all sources referenced
• Write 4 paragraph essays (Introduction, body and conclusion)

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Unit 3 Assignment 2 Use Case Key Assessment CLO#

Instructions:

• Think about the admission process of a same-day surgical patient from start (scheduling the appointment) to the end (paying the final bill). You can use Figure 5.7: Example high-level use case for clinic visit in your textbook Electronic Health Records: A Practice Guide for Professionals and Organizations as an example.
• Create a use case for a same-day surgical patient. You may either create a high-level use case such as figure 5.7 or a narrative use case such as figure 7-7 in Electronic Health Records: A Practice Guide for Professionals and Organizations.
• Within the use case identify the EHR processes that occur at each step (if any) and the HIM professional’s role at each step (if any).

Assignment Objectives:

• Meet CAHIIM Curriculum requirement for Bachelor Degree
  1. Domain VI. Leadership
  2. Subdomain VI.C. Work Design and Process Improvement
  3. Section 3. Demonstrate workflow concepts
  4. Competencies: Use cases

Assignment Purpose:

To create a high-level use case.

Use Case

Use cases are another tool for describing workflows and processes. A use case is a description of the steps between a user and computer software to accomplish a process. Where a systems flowchart illustrates workflow (or thoughtflow) throughout a current or revised process, a use case specifically focuses on the interactions between the user and an information system. Use case methodology was originally developed as a software modeling technique that would help developers understand their customers’ needs (Wiegers 1997). It is currently in use in several forms. One form uses the standard Unified Modeling Language (UML) graphic notations, as illustrated in figure 5.7. Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 supports drawing of such use case diagrams. Because many end users

Figure 5.7.Example high-level use case for clinic visit

After you identify the topic you would like to spend the next few weeks researching and writing about and complete the library worksheet with that topic, please go to the USU Library and begin researching the topic and filling out the Stasis Model worksheet below, ending with a specific policy proposal you think will help solve the problem or answer the question you are examining in your research.

Requirements 

Cite credible sources using MLA documentation

3 pages long, 12 point font–It should read like a bulleted list, not a formal paper

Develop a clear policy proposal

Upload as a .doc, .docx, or .rtf file 

The Stasis Model

The Stasis Model is a useful formula for generating a working thesis and creating a research log.  The researcher begins by gathering information and evaluating what is found, then working toward a policy proposal that serves as a working thesis statement for the Persuasive Research Paper paper. It is important that each question is answered satisfactorily and in-depth before moving to the next stasis. If you can’t answer the question, you need to change your approach to the topic or do more research.

Fact: What happened or is happening? Are there facts in dispute? Be sure to list all the facts that you currently know or that you encounter as you research. Make sure you use credible sources and only add facts, without editorializing. Make sure this is a very thorough list and that you cite your sources; it will help avoid problems down the line.

Definition:  How do you define the subject? Are there terms you need to define? This is a chance for you to define terms and “control” them. Look at Dr. King’s use of the word extremist in “Letter from Birmingham Jail”. This is also a chance for you to list all the terms and concepts that you will need to define for an audience that isn’t as familiar with the topic as you are. It is also important that you identify and define terms that are still in dispute.

Cause/Effect: What caused it to happen and what will be the likely outcome?

Values: How good or bad is it and who does it benefit? Again, please be as specific as possible.

Policy Proposal: What can be done to solve the problem or what are you proposing and why? This proposal should be a claim and several reasons that follow from the claim. Also, make sure that this proposal is viable, meaning that it is realistic, and that it is supported by the information above. If the proposal doesn’t coincide with what you have listed above, you may need to take another look at it.

Why might detailed information on the state of the balance of payments be useful to economists and to policymakers?  Which of the six “balances” discussed in the text does the U.S. Department of Commerce not publish, and what case can be made for not publishing those balances?  What case can be made that those balances